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Post by quickfire on Feb 18, 2013 16:11:39 GMT -5
What combo do you guys use on Running Hogs? I have hunted a few different places some places the hogs run 200 to 800 yards and bay up then its a sealed deal. I have hunted places where the hogs are freaking track stars that seem to run for their lives and never stop will not bay up just keep running. Just curious what type/combo do you use on these type of hogs?
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Post by boarhog1 on Feb 18, 2013 18:41:28 GMT -5
A few Gritty cur dogs and if its to much for them to handle i lead my bulldog in.
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Post by crackae11 on Feb 19, 2013 11:04:48 GMT -5
A few Gritty cur dogs and if its to much for them to handle i lead my bulldog in. x2 sometimes there so damn fast tho or get to where u have to call tge dogs off nothing u can do but pray lol ive had few occasions where they run um for hours and hofs fled and cross its track so many times it confuses dogs |
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Post by quickfire on Feb 19, 2013 12:20:44 GMT -5
Man we ran them suckers all night i had 2 of my dogs on the ground, another guy had a nice cur dog on the ground, then some Pits a Pit/Dane cross, and some Partin/bulldog crosses and we never did get one to stop. It was my first time hunting this spot but the other guys hunt there all the time and they use all RCD say its hard to get one to stop in there without RCD.
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Post by Caught Hog on Feb 19, 2013 13:50:50 GMT -5
silent dogs only!
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Post by crackae11 on Feb 19, 2013 13:54:33 GMT -5
true that caughthog only time i hear mine is when there found . i mainly get runners when found in palms i hate palms and so do the dogs hogs always break and the chase is on
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Post by quickfire on Feb 19, 2013 17:08:52 GMT -5
Yeah funny you say that crackae this place is nothing but palmettos
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Post by crackae11 on Feb 19, 2013 17:31:43 GMT -5
u see the vid on my hard hunt post click that link yoyll see
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Post by jabo on Feb 27, 2013 20:13:51 GMT -5
Just about the only way to keep one from runnin on you is to use nothing but rcd's. When they find it,they just suck it up without sayin a word. If a hog,especially a big hog, has it's mind set on runnin then thats exactly what its gonna do. Dont matter if its got one or two silent dogs behind it or four or five open mouth hounds behind it. Iv hunted places with a pack of open mouth hounds that trail in,find the hog,and bay till you get there. Whether it takes you five minutes to get there or two hours to get there,that hog just aint runnin that day. But ive also hunted places with just one or two bay dogs that dont say a word until they're lookin at the hog and that hog will take off and run for the next two weeks lol. I believe it really boils down to the property your hunting.If that property has been dogged alot in the past more than likely its gonna be full of runners.If it hasnt then then vise versa. JMO
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Post by olsloughfoot on Mar 2, 2013 17:40:21 GMT -5
10-4, if a good hog don't WANT to stop, there ain't much gonna keep him stopped. Running catch dogs would be the best bet, catch him the first time they see him and don't give him a chance to run. If the hogs on a piece of property have been run a few times they know whats gonna happen if they stop and they don't want that to happen again!!! Hogs are in the top five of smartest animals, they learn real quick, so the more they're dogged' the more they learn to keep runnin and their ears hurt less!!!!!! Thats why on a "new" property you normally catch a pile of hogs right off, and the more it's hunted, what hogs are left are the "trained" hogs the start running at the sound of the key in the front gate!!!!
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